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1991réf. R32379s.l., 1991 viii + 491pp.with some ills., [Doctoral dissertation, Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, 1991], R32379
1980réf. 24029Apia, Luebke, 1911 (Hier: privat angefertigte Xerokopie dieser Ausgabe, gefertigt ca. 1980.). 43 (1) Bll. 8°, klammergeheftete private Broschur.
1956réf. 24224Wellington, Polynesian Society, 1956. Polynesian Society Memoir, No 32. 4 n.n. Bll., 191 SS., mehrere s.w. Tafeln, eine mehrfach ausfaltbare Karte im Anhang. 8°, rote original Leinwand, Rückentitel und Deckeltitel goldgeprägt. Der Einband mit kl. Kleberesten am Schwanz. Der illustr. original Schutzumschlag in Fragmenten beiliegend.
réf. VV297921990 / 1992 / 1994 3 volumes. iv, 71, vi, 58, 128 p., num. illustrations/photographs, paperbound.
1979réf. ML436241979 x, 285 p., numerous text figures, 113 distribution maps, paperbound. Very good copy.Profusely illustrated, with excellent drawings of shells.
1987In 8, cm. 15,5 x 21,5, pp. IX + 412 + (8), con 24 figure in bianco e nero a piena pagina nel testo e 8 tavole in bianco e nero e a colori su carta patinata fuori testo. Legatura in tela editoriale verde con titolo e logo editoriale al dorso, sovraccoperta illustrata a colori. Ottimo esemplare. A cura di Gianluigi Mainardi. Volume n. 167 della collana: Biblioteca di Cultura Storica. Primo volume della monumentale storia del Pacifico, con cui Oskar Spate ha voluto ricostruire la storia di quella sconfinata distesa d'acqua che divide le Americhe, l'Oceania e l'Asia. L'autore ripercorre le fasi piu' importanti del XVI secolo, un secolo leggendario: prima di allora nessun eruopeo aveva potuto ammirare una spiaggia dell'Oceano e anche i suoi mari. Il libro prende le mosse da un mondo senza il Pacifico, passa poi all'essenziale contributo di Magellano, primo a solcare le acque del pacifico, sino ad arrivare a Sir Francis Drake sino alle risposte spagnole con Sarmiento e inglesi con Fenton e Cavandish.
1988In 8, cm. 15,5 x 21,5, pp. X + 483 + (11), con 26 figure in bianco e nero a piena pagina nel testo e 11 tavole su carta patinata fuori testo. Legatura in tela editoriale verde con titolo e logo editoriale al dorso, sovraccoperta illustrata a colori. Ottimo esemplare. Volume n. 173 della collana: Biblioteca di Cultura Storica. Continuazione de Il lago spagnolo, monumentale storia del Pacifico che parte da Magellano, l'autore, in questo secondo libro, focalizza l'attenzione su personaggi e vicende che trasformano quella immensa distesa senza nome in un complesso intreccio di rapporti commerciali e strategici, teatro di aspri conflitti. Il volume si apre con lentrata in scena degli olandesi, pronti ad assumere un ruolo trainante nelle Indie Orientali e a soppiantare i portoghesi. Contemporaneamente si assiste allarrivo dei russi nel Pacifico, alla nascita degli imponenti traffici mercantili con la Cina, alle ripercussioni sulloceano delle guerre europee, al dilagare dei bucanieri, agli assalti britannici allImpero spagnolo in Sud America e nelle Filippine, a nuovi, grandi viaggi di esplorazione fino al sorprendente ritorno di fiamma della Spagna, siglato dallespansione dellImpero in Cile e in California. Insomma una visione dinsieme della storia del Pacifico, inserita nel contesto generale delle vicende economiche e politiche del mondo.
1987Mm 150x210 Collana "Biblioteca di Cultura Storica" - Opera a cura di Gianluigi Mainardi. Volume rilegato in tela con sovraccoperta, xxvi-412 pagine con figure in nero e a colori su tavole fuori testo. Copia in buone-ottime condizioni; spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1901réf. VF065721901 39 p., 6 nice lithographed pls, roy. 4to, disbound (no covers). Published in: Denkschriften der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften (Wien).
1900réf. 24134London, Chatto and Windus, 1900. VII, 343 SS. 8°, original Leinwand, Rückentitel goldgeprägt. Unbeschnitten und auf besserem Papier.
1890viii + 216pp. avec qqs. illustrations, dos peu reparé, bon état, H30249
1890réf. H30249Bruges, Desclée, de Brouwer 1890 viii + 216pp. avec qqs. illustrations, dos peu reparé, bon état, H30249
réf. 73380Paris, éd., Eugène Figuière, 1932, EDITION ORIGINALE, in-12, br., couv. ill. en rouge avec texte en rouge et noir éd., 192 pp., non coupé, Bon livre sur l'histoire de Tahiti. RARE Très bon état
1962réf. 93575Arthaud, 1962, in-8°, 242 pp, 12 photos sur 8 pl. hors texte, 6 cartes et croquis, reliure demi-basane havane à coins, dos à 4 nerfs souligné à froid, titres dorés, filets à froid sur les plats, couv. illustrée conservée (rel. de l'époque), bon état
1935réf. 17287Union Pacific System, Omaha (1935). 48 p. with 2 maps, 60 b/w and 16 coloured photographs. Pictorial softcover. Traces of use. A bit rubbed and bumped. Owner's name verso frontispiece.
1979réf. 24098London, Stacey International, 1979. 227 (1) SS., sehr zahlreiche, meist schwarz-weiße Abbildungen. 4° (ca. 30 x 26 cm), brauner original Pappband, Rückentitel goldgeprägt. Im illustr. original Schutzumschlag.
Book shows a little crunch at upper spine with a crease resulting, otherwise very light scuffing to covers only. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no other blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 42 pages with b&w photo section.
192921 pages, including sketch maps. Plus photographic plates. Original condition with blue wrappers, titles to front, and containing all the ads. This is a complete issue, seldom found in such good and original condition. An intimate first-hand perspective with fascinating anthropological and ethographic details of the unusual Sakau culture in the islands of Espiritu Santo and Gaua, particularily in the northeastern peninsula of the former island which is called Sakau. It examines the life of the cheerful and remarkably honest native people, the Melanesians, who lived almost precisely the life that their ancestors lived. With sketch maps, showing inhabited and uninhabited villages, as well as Hog Harbour, a village in northeast Santo so-named by explorers who were in awe of the abundance of pigs. A informative description of the Hebrides and a remarkably engaging travel account.
19302 voll. in 16, p. 246 (2), 174 (2), br. orig. con sovracop.
réf. 306Paris, Société des missions évangéliques, 1948, 1 br., plat sup. manquant. in-8 de 287 pp., frontispice, illustrations h.t. ;
1858réf. 78316Washington DC: Congress. Very Good. 1858. Disbound. 2 p. This document is a single leaf disbound removed from a larger binding with wear/remnants on the spine. The contents are bright and clean with light toning/offsetting. . Congress unknown books
réf. 2628New York: New York Journal of Commerce June 1910. . Large 8vo buff wrappers front printed; has been folded vertically. Two holdings in OCLC Univ. of Missouri and the De Golyer. Offprint from the New York Journal of Commerce June 1910. New York: New York Journal of Commerce, June 1910. unknown books
1968réf. 4295Chicago: Poole Brothers 1968. Single yellow sheet 45 cm x 40 cm printed on both sides and folding to digest size 23 cm x 10 cm Illustrated wrappers. Near fine. Guide produced by the Burlington Route Denver & Rio Grande and the Western Pacific railroads to promote the California Zephyr whose route runs from Chicago to San Francisco. A listing of all the stops with eastbound and westbound departure times with mileage in each direction. Brief descriptions accompany the stop listings. Illustrated with a small route map. "Welcome Aboard! All of us who have anything to do with the operation of the California Zephyr and this means hundreds of railroader! are naturally very proud of our beautiful Vista-Dome streamliner. We want to have a good time to see every wonderful mile of its scenic route to sleep well at night to enjoy all your meals in the dining or buffet car and to take advantage of the California Zephyr's numerous exclusive features. Poole Brothers unknown books
1931réf. 74983Saint Paul Minnesota: Northern Pacific Railway Company. Very Good. 1931. Brochure. 63 pages; illustrations; 8 x 4 1/2 inches - original red pictorial wrappers fully illustrated Fine condition. . Northern Pacific Railway Company unknown books
1940réf. 3770Omaha: Union Pacific Railroad 1940. Single sheet 46 cm x 40 cm printed in color on both sides that folds to pamphlet size 23 cm x 10 cm Folds as issued. Very good. Promotional piece for the prospective tourist to Yosemite that offers brief descriptions of the park and the many activities available as well as descriptions of guided tours with rates. Illustrated with color photographs and a map. "Yosemite Valley is known among experienced travelers as one of the great scenic wonders of the world. This deep glacial gorge is walled in by nearly perpendicular granite cliffs which rise three to four thousand feet above the pine forests and green meadows of the level valley floor. Five great waterfalls plunge from these lofty precipices creating a display of falling water unsurpassed anywhere. Scenes of such amazing natural beauty attract visitors from every corner of the globe. [Union Pacific Railroad] unknown books
